What could be causing images with absolute positioning to not show on a Webflow site once published?

There could be several reasons why images with absolute positioning are not showing on a Webflow site once published. Here are some possible causes and potential solutions:

1. Incorrect file path: Check if the file path to the image is correct. Make sure that the path specified in the image's source attribute is accurate. If the image is not in the same directory as the webpage, you may need to adjust the file path to include the correct folder structure.

2. Missing or incorrect file extension: Ensure that the file extension of the image is correct (e.g., .jpg, .png, .gif, etc.). A wrong or missing file extension can prevent the browser from rendering the image.

3. Incompatible image format: Check if the image format is supported by web browsers. While most popular image formats (such as JPEG and PNG) are widely supported, some older browsers may not display certain formats like WebP or SVG. Consider converting the image to a different format and re-upload it if necessary.

4. Incorrect CSS property values: Double-check the CSS properties you have applied to the image. Make sure the values for properties like top, left, right, and bottom are correct. Incorrect values might be causing the image to be positioned outside the visible screen area.

5. Misconfiguration of parent elements: If the image is nested within other elements that have special positioning or overflow settings, those elements may be affecting the visibility of the image. Inspect the parent and ancestor elements to ensure there are no conflicting settings that are hiding the image.

6. Overlapping elements: It's possible that other elements or containers are overlapping the image, making it visually hidden. Check if there are any other elements with positions that could be blocking the image from view.

7. CSS or JavaScript conflicts: Conflicts between custom CSS or JavaScript code can sometimes interfere with the rendering of images. Disable any custom code that might be causing the issue and check if the images display correctly.

8. Cache issue: If you have recently made changes to the image file or its properties, try clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page. Cached versions of the webpage may prevent the updated image from displaying.

If none of the above solutions resolve the issue, it may be helpful to consult the Webflow community forums or contact Webflow support for assistance. They can analyze your specific case and provide further guidance.

Additional Questions:

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